In Part II, Alex Sabatier, Global Account Executive for NVIDIA, continues his discussion of the readiness of AI for various industries and other AI enabling technologies that have come to market. Alex then explains how Dell and NVIDIA come together to deliver AI retail solutions, and shares three customer stories from around the globe. Alex concludes with a discussion of other AI models, where to find more information including the GTC Digital Conference, and final thoughts.

In Part I, Alex Sabatier, Global Account Executive for NVIDIA, explores why the retail industry is starting to use AI on a broader scale. Alex discusses loss prevention as the primary use case for AI in retail and the infrastructure needed for implementation. He details other retail use cases which can utilize the same infrastructure. Alex concludes with a discussion of the maturity of AI and deep learning.

In Part II, Kirsten Billhardt, Marketing Director for Edge and IoT at Dell Technologies, shares additional retail Edge and IoT use cases and business outcomes. Kirsten discusses the frameworks and technologies involved in becoming a digital organization. She concludes with recommendations for organizations getting started with Edge and IoT and where to find more information.

In Part I, Kirsten Billhardt, Marketing Director for Edge and IoT at Dell Technologies, first shares what she is seeing with customers at the intersection of technology and retail. Kirsten provides details regarding the terms Edge and IoT. She discusses several categories of use cases for IoT at the edge including improving efficiency, improving customer experience, and improving safety.

In Part II, Agustin Caverzasi, CEO and Co-Founder at Deep Vision AI, first shares additional background on Deep Vision AI and their focus. He then provides details on how Deep Vision AI protects customer personal data, their partnership with Dell Technologies, the deployment challenges the Dell partnership is helping to solve and their joint strategy for deploying computer vision. Agustin concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.

In Part I, Agustin Caverzasi, CEO and Co-Founder at Deep Vision AI, first explains how retailers are approaching the customer experience and how to improve it, and provides further details and examples of how retailers are using computer vision and other technologies to better understand and enhance the customer experience. He then shares the background of Deep Vision AI, their approach to today’s retail challenges, and describes their primary product.

In Part II, Matt Scott, CEO and Co-Founder of Malong, further explains AI Protect’s self-learning approach to loss prevention due to ticket switching and scan fraud. Matt shares Malong’s background starting in the Microsoft accelerator to advancing the state-of-the-art in product recognition and retail solutions. Matt describes Malong’s partnership with Dell Technologies and how Dell and other partners are powering Malong’s solution. Matt concludes with how customers get started, where to find more information and final thoughts.

In Part I, Matt Scott, CEO and Co-Founder of Malong, begins by discussing technology trends in retail generally and the challenges retailers are facing in loss prevention in particular. Matt explains Malong’s approach to loss prevention, Retail AI Protect, which is based on weakly supervised (or self) learning. Matt provides further details on the AI Protect technology and the loss prevention use cases of ticket switching and scan fraud.

In Part II, Ed Durbin, Global Director for Retail End User Computing at VMware, discusses the digital solutions that Dell VMware are implementing with retailers to improve employee experiences and reduce employee turnover. Ed describes the new technologies retailers are focused on for the future and where Dell VMware fits into that future. Ed concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.

In Part I, Ed Durbin, Global Director for Retail End User Computing at VMware, defines four points where retailer technologists are focused today – eliminating friction for consumers to consume, enabling employees to support the consumer, extending digital transformation into the supply chain, and improving employee experience. Ed discusses how Dell and VMware are enabling retailers to eliminate friction for the consumer to consume, from order placement to order fulfillment. Ed concludes with a description of how Dell and VMware are helping retailers to arm their employees with information to facilitate the consumer’s purchase process.